Study: Vitamin E Acetate in Vaping Products Produces Toxic Gas | RT
What You Should Know About E-cigarettes and EVALI - CASAA
CDC identifies Vitamin E Acetate as a 'strong culprit' in vaping related illnesses and deaths - ABC News
E-cigarettes: Facts, stats and regulations
Vaping-Related Lung Injuries Declining, As CDC Confirms Vitamin E Acetate As Main Culprit : Shots - Health News : NPR
EVALI: New information on vaping-induced lung injury - Harvard Health
Study looks at lung injury and vaping THC and vitamin E acetate
Vitamin E acetate banned from Oregon cannabis vaping products - oregonlive.com
2019–2020 vaping lung illness outbreak - Wikipedia
A Mechanical Mechanism for Vitamin E Acetate in E-cigarette/Vaping-Associated Lung Injury | Chemical Research in Toxicology
Juul Ends E-Cigarette Sales of Mint-Flavored Pods - The New York Times
Vitamin E chemical is 'key focus' in vaping-related illness investigation, health officials say | CNN
Vape Pen Lung Disease: Vitamin E Oil Explained | Leafly
Vitamin-E Acetate Linked To Vaping Problems - YouTube
Vitamin E acetate in marijuana vaping products is linked to lung illness, FDA and state labs find - The Washington Post
CDC identifies Vitamin E Acetate as a 'strong culprit' in vaping related illnesses and deaths - ABC News
Comparative study of lung toxicity of E-cigarette ingredients to investigate E-cigarette or vaping product associated lung injury - ScienceDirect
Lung Injuries Associated with Use of Vaping Products | FDA
Vaping illness 'breakthrough' points to vitamin E oil as a cause, CDC says
Officials identify possible culprit behind vaping illnesses: vitamin E acetate
CDC says it's made a breakthrough in finding possible cause of vaping illness
E-Cigarettes and Vaping
Vitamin E Acetate Tied to Vaping Illnesses: CDC | The Scientist Magazine®
There's little research or regulation on vape products sickening Minnesotans | MPR News
Vitamin E acetate most likely caused US vaping illness, say experts | Vaping | The Guardian
Vaping Q& A: What is behind the illnesses tied to e-cigs? - cleveland.com
